The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-17

Doc. l; Bloomington. Nov O. Muncie, Nov. %
and 20: Indianapolis; Terre Haute, Nov. IL and
II kokomo. Nov. IA and IS, Logsnsport. Nov.
10 and IL; Wabash Nov. Is and 10. Fort Wayne,
Nov II and %; La Porte, Nov % and &C. The
object in holding these conventions is TO organ
lie the suffrage sentiment in every congress
effectrally used to influence representatives in
Congress. Miss Susan B. Anthony and Mrs.
Zerelda G. Wallace will attend and address the
conventions.
COY GOES INTO THE NEWSPAPER BUSINESS
Eyes, am going to quit the saloon business"
said Sim Coy to a Journal reporter last night. in
answer to an inquiry. II have been wanting to
get out for some time and now am going"
toni"
Il am going to be with the Evening Demo-
crat have been doing some work for the pa
per in q business capacity since it
started. and like it. From now on 1 am going
to devote all my time to the business of the pa
of the circulation of the paper. and will also
have word to say about the policy Of the
paper.
AN INDIAN SUMMER SUNDAY.
Yesterday was the first Indian summer day Of
the season. There soft breeze from the
south. and the rays of the through
the hazy atmosphere with just force enough to
and hundreds of families went to the country
They came bacK in droves last evening laden
with bags of nuts and bushels Of Drowned leaves
for home ornameutation. A tired looking man.
with rufled plug hat and light overcoat
strolled MP Washington street at sunset with an
arm load Of branches from a maple tree. At
the corner of Washington and Pennsylvania
streets a crowd of street urchns spied him, and
began to annoy him by following him and pull
ing leaves off from his branches He fought
them with his caEe but he didn't get rid of
n nolic all nd nffsrad
him protection. /,
BOTH WILL SUE FOR DIVORCE.
The domestic trouble between MIR. and Mrs.
Emery Wilson, Of No. 284 East Market street,
which eliminated in Mrs. Wilson attempting to
take the life OF Mrs. Belle Hackleman at
Shelbyville. last Friday. has created considera
BILE talk both in this city and SheIbyville. The
shooting will be investigated by the Shelby
county grand jury, and in the mean time Mrs.
Wilson is at home on bail. Mr.. Wilson denies
the statement of his wife regarding his init
macy with Mrs Hackleman. He says that as
a travelling man, he stopped at her boarding
honse In Arlington, but knew her only as a
friend. He presents affidavit from Martin
L. Bowman, the detective who was employed by
Mrs. Wilson to follow him, in which he states
that he went to Arlington and talked to Mrs.
Hackieman in the presence of Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs Hackleman, he says. did not make any
cover that she living with Mr. Wilson.
Both husband and wife preparing to make
application for divorce.
A VISIT TO TURKEY LAKE.
On Tuesday last the Indianapolis members Of
the Cedar Beach Club, with number of friends
went to Turkey lake to the annual meeting Of
the club. A special car was furnished the party
by Colonel Beckley. of the c.. w. & NJ, and
every possible courtesy was shown them the
Passage in recognition of which the following
resolution adopted: Whereas, through the
politeness. energy and kindly attention of Col.
Norman BeckIey and his railroad we have had
comfortable trip. and every facility for enjoy
ment has been afforded us; therefore, resolved,
that we hereby return hearty thanks to
Colonel Beckley and his railroad for the conrte-
sizes extended" The members of the marty were
as follows; Mr.. and Mrs John r. Wilson, MIR.
and Mrs. E. H. Eldridge Mr.. and Mrs Court
land VanCamp, Mr.. and Mrs. George F.
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs John c. New,
Mr. an Mrs. A. Fl. Nordyke, Mr.. and Mrs. FL. S.
Tucker, Julius G Walk. John A Ferguson,
John S. Spann, c. Friedgen. John Wocher. Geo.
Yandes. J. p. Dunn, T. A. Morris John ].
Morris. w. s. Fish, Enos B. Reed. w. P. Wal
lace. Eli P. Baker, Charles Vance, John Thomas
and Brainard Rorson. Indianapolis: w. J. Lu.
cas- C. B. Curr and John Doup. Columbus; E.
b. Corwin. Edinburg, Ed Harter and c. E. Cow
Samuel L. Daily, Lebanon; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
The weather was not favorable for fishing. but,
Col B. F. Draper, of the Cedar Beach Hotel, a
very enjoyab time had the lake A
portion of the party returned on Thursday and
the remainder on SATURDAY..